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Reduced fat and even fat free cream cheese products work just as well as their full fat counter parts when making cheese cake. I recommend following the same instructions for any cheese cake recipe but rather than making a crust,which usually is created with butter, try putting low-fat graham crackers on the bottom of a glass serving dish with the cheese cake filling layered on top and topped off with fruit. The same idea can be turned into a parfait dessert if individual desserts are desired.

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Yes, it is pasteurized. Any dairy sold in the US is regulated by the FDA and they require pasteurization.

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Philadelphia is a famous city in Pennsylvania where the Declaration of Independence was written. Cream cheese is cheese that's solid and easily spreadable with a butter knife. Philadelphia cream cheese is a Brand of cream cheese. The famous city and cream cheese are not the same. It's like saying Philadelphia cheese steak which was invented in Philadelphia.

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Both are rich in fat. Cheese has more fat than butter.

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smell or taste it

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The strawberry flavors swirled in

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1 ounce of cream cheese equals 2 tablespoons.

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cheese cream or cheese and cream or cream and cheese

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fromage à la crème

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I attempted to freeze cream cheese once and the result when it defrosted was a crumbly mess. Anything with a high water content generally doesn't freeze and defrost very well. I suppose technically anything can be frozen, the real question is can it be successfully frozen and defrosted.

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6 ounces = 3/4 cup

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YES!!.... if u dont itll go off and taste baddd

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Cream cheese is an American invention that dates back to 1872. Aside from being the key ingredient in cheese cake, the smooth soft cheese is served with fruit, crackers, or on breads such as bagels.

Cream cheese is made from cow's milk and is considered an unripened cheese and by definition must contain at least 33 % milk fat. The cream cheese product is available in full fat, low-fat or light. A similar product is Neufachatel cheese which is lower in fat (about 23%). There is also a spreadable version which is simply whipped cream cheese which gives the product a light easy-to-spread texture.
Equivalents
8 oz., 1 cup (1/2 pound)
3oz = 1/3 cup or 6 tbsp., 3/8 cup
Ingredient Substitutions
Equal parts of cottage cheese, drained, blended with half-and-half or cream + a little butter
8 oz lower fat cottage cheese 1/4 cup margarine
Equal amts.. of lower fat (Neufchatel) cream cheese
Equal parts of ricotta cheese plus plain yogurt

info from http://www.gourmetsleuth.com/equivalents_substitutions.asp?index=G&tid=480

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Because it is still cream cheese. The only diffrence...NO FAT!

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Each ounce of cream cheese is equal to 2 Tbs, so 4 ounces would be 8 Tbs which is equal to 1/2 cup. 1/2 cup is your answer.

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Put it in the refrigerator until it is thawed.

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It's a math problem. I need it real quick NOW

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No

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8 ounces 227.5 gramms

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8 oz (a full bar) equals one cup, so 2 oz is 1/4 cup.

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One cup.

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Crackers, melba toast, use to make dips, use in place of butter or magarine on sandwiches

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no, i think